Heroically

According to her "Ukraine is heroically resisting the brutal Russian invader.

During a yellow fever epidemic in Chattanooga, Tennessee, in 1878, Tipperary-born Father Patrick Ryan, 33, heroically stayed to minister to the sick and dying while most others fled.

Flight crew and passengers heroically fought back, leading hijackers to crash the plane in a field in Pennsylvania, missing their intended target.

Gunnar and his friends heroically destroy one of the cannons and take down the remaining German soldiers.

His unwavering commitment to eliminating the scourge of bioterrorism from the globe is what drives him to heroically pursue evildoers, kill his friends' wives, and punch boulders.

Steps have been taken to involve its players — some quite altered — more closely, even heroically, in big political events; to keep the drama on the boil; and to strike a more inspirational note at the finale than does the novel.

The Red Dragons battled heroically, though, and a terrific late strike by Neil Roberts earned the win.

The scene in question features Xenk heroically walking away after aiding Edgin and the others before encountering a large boulder.

Duru made the sad announcement in an Instagram post on Thursday, expressing grief and describing Ifeanyi as a “champ” and a “lion” who battled heroically.

More than 300,000 of them heroically died in battles.

Nisei military units that fought heroically in World War II will be honored Sept. 29 at the 19th annual Joint Memorial Service, at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl.

The development’s walls may be little more than bare concrete blocks, but the boys’ parents travail heroically to wrap them in warm, welcoming environs.

The ending of "Rogue" shows Groff's character heroically taking Ruby Sunday's place in the tri-form, voluntarily exiling himself and the villainous Chuldur characters to a random dimension that's sure to be difficult to find.

The Marines gave America its most heroically memorable image hoisting Old Glory over Iwo Jima in the far reaches of the Pacfiic Ocean in the last months of World War II.

Hawke makes an appearance in Dragon Age: Inquisition, but it isn’t long until the player character is given the option to heroically sacrifice their old character, likely to avoid conflicts between multiple player protagonists.

Michael McKinnell, whose heroically sculptural and democratically open design for Boston City Hall catalyzed the city’s urban revival in the late 1960s and embodied the era’s idealism and civic activism, died on March 27 in Beverly, Mass. He was 84.

Sheikh Mohammed noted that the unsung heroes on the team worked heroically to contain the pandemic, treat the infected, ensure capacity at hospitals and define precautionary measures to keep residents safe.

The duke and duchess's telephone calls came after the Prince of Wales delivered a message of hope to the nation in the midst of the health crisis, saying "end it will" and praising the "remarkable NHS" as its staff "battle heroically to save lives".

Those people and countries that fought hard and heroically have lost the narrative.

Tine says its logistics team worked heroically; Heald and his team had weekly calls with every partner, trying to find every possible efficiency they could to get more flour to eager customers.